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by eastbound 2mo ago
SOC2 and other compliance frameworks will take charge of making those flags compulsory, with the threat of being uninsured and willfully personally responsible in case of breach. At least computers of all other normal workers would be locke
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by eastbound 2mo ago
St Lucie: Island in the South of the Caribbean. Source: lunch games https://worldlegame.io https://flagle.org
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by eastbound 2mo ago
You say force a diet change on a patient. OP certainly meant forcing a diet change in the input of American factories. Sugar can be found in fruits. That's the right place. If you need some, use fruits, maybe alcohol. Everything else c
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by eastbound 2mo ago
After the big onshore migrations (startup people migrating to the SV), The big Covid migrations (startup prople migrating to the countryside), Will we see the big AI migrations (people travelling to where AI is the cheapest)?
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by eastbound 2mo ago
Yes, when did we start messing with the code? We need to fix it?
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by eastbound 2mo ago
You may have a black eye about History. Rwanda came for help to France 2 years before, and France conditionned its financial help to a democratisation process. - From here, about 150 parties got born. - The previous dictatorship, even of th
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by eastbound 2mo ago
It is a success. UK leaving the EU is a form of democracy. People should have the means to choose their destiny, just like the Bengladeshi or the Timor people. What is not a success is: - The EU taking retaliation against them, - The EU par
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by eastbound 2mo ago
No, he has a point. There are various degrees of democracy, between direct and many degrees of indirection. VDL is certainly not a good level of democracy: - Elections are so rare (every 5 years) and encompass so many huge life-altering cho
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by eastbound 2mo ago
Because it's a criteria for choosing Fastmail.
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by eastbound 2mo ago
One would argue the kids got paid for finding a dangerous place and entering. Up to the building owner to prevent access. It’s a form of giant bug bounty. I wish I’d be paid a 7k$ bounty for every website where I can find an underage vulner
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by eastbound 2mo ago
That’s an error. Most capitalists are against government intervention. It’s EU socialists who want to raise poor people to the level of consumerism of rich ones. Not capitalists. Capitalists would be happy to let them be poor. In the EU, it
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by eastbound 2mo ago
That’s a perverse incentive against ecology, case in point. Hear me out. We take citizen’s money to subsidize energy so they can get their energy for cheaper (at marginal level - while still paying the subsidy’s taxes) so they can undertake
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by eastbound 2mo ago
This sentence only exists to offset law (or case law) have gave damage rights to anyone.
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by eastbound 2mo ago
16697 word count, higher than Steve Yegge or Kalzumeus! Printed in a 6”x9” book, it would be 66 pages, without images.
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by eastbound 2mo ago
> don't take that chance and make sure to stay financially independent forever. What means do you see? Buy some S&P500 ETF and live off the interest rate? That seams easy but without investing in AI, you’re at risk of AI making
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by eastbound 2mo ago
EU IA Act: The AI can’t make decisions about humains without them being first reviewed by a human. What will really happen: You can’t really perform your work, so you are slower than others, so they fire you based on bad performance. Horrib
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by eastbound 3mo ago
No, fizzbuzz trips people who already have a job because they make two for loops, make too few IFs, or generally don’t have a logic mindset and get out of the interview saying “This is not something that’s asked for in the job!”
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by eastbound 3mo ago
Already done. Here is information from the top comment: https://sleepingrobots.com/dreams/stop-using-ollama/
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by eastbound 3mo ago
> $20 subscription is very generous, and they claim not to log or train on your data. The principle of running locally is that you’re not in the cloud.
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by eastbound 3mo ago
MS owns Typescript and NPM and Azure and LinkedIn. I know you meant programming on Windows, but even if Windows disappears, many of us will owe our job to Microsoft.
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by eastbound 3mo ago
> It's easy to make the argument: And it is false. Those are truthisms, except at one point, college can destroy people’s lives. College can teach people wrong things. College can misdirect people from being about to contribute to t
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by eastbound 3mo ago
You’re listing every feature I’d like to remove; Meanwhile Android users have great holiday pictures at the bottom of the Pyramids because they can remove the people from their pictures.
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by eastbound 3mo ago
I’ve lived in Australia and France and I’ve always attributed the taller size of Australians to the excellent state of their ventilation in buildings. Vents (and rooms themselves) are systematically bigger than in France, and if you live in
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by eastbound 3mo ago
Lake Peigneur was swallowed by a whirlpool like in an anime, in a sad drilling that took away entire boats. The salt geologic bubble under the lake can absorb gigantic volumes of water, and a drilling for the exploitation of petrol initiate
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by eastbound 3mo ago
It’s beautiful because Boeing started, not with the smallest, but with the largest plane possible. Meanwhile Airbus started with Concorde, a completely orthogonal project to round up everyone’s identical patriotism, and both projects were a
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by eastbound 4mo ago
The French famously got the Congés Payés (paid holidays) in 1936 after the big strike. You have great pictures of entire trains of Parisians going to the beach in Deauville by droves. Meanwhile the Germans were working overnight to manufact
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by eastbound 4mo ago
Commercial entities are 95% of useful open-source (Linux, Postgres and similar — excluding leftstr-type of utilities).
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by eastbound 4mo ago
Last industrial revolution (late 1700-to-1800), we invented world-scale capitalism, communism, democracy, having rights as humans, war at scale and we burnt our planet. I think the results of a revolution are really unfathomable and not eve
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by eastbound 4mo ago
We have a say at a 4th level of derived decision, which is 2 levels more than what people call a democracy. Also, the other political party will do it too. = We don’t have a say. We voted NO to the new EU treaties in 2008 and the new presid
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by eastbound 4mo ago
I would say the most added value, keeping your angle, is auto-updating Linux, and assuming/handling the security vulnerabilities updates.

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